Shunde Sampling Inspection Efforts To Increase Exports Of Children's Shoes Obviously Improved

Recently, reporters learned from the inspection and Quarantine Bureau of Shunde District, after increasing the intensity of sampling inspection, the number of unqualified sampling children exported to children's shoes in Shunde area has dropped significantly. In the first quarter of 2010, only a batch of sampling tests were found to be unqualified.

The Shunde District inspection and Quarantine Bureau, combined with the European and American recall cases in recent years, argues that in addition to the numerous technical barriers to trade in the export of children's shoes in Europe and the United States, there are also problems in product design. In addition, some production managers lack the sense of hardship. They think that they can do the product well according to the requirements of the customers. They do not consider whether the quality of the products is in conformity with the technical regulations of the importing countries. When they sign contracts with the customers, they do not specify the conformity and responsibility of the product design.

It is reported that the export of children's shoes in Shunde is mostly done by means of subcontracting work, and there is a lack of necessary identification ability for the design of products provided by foreign customers in compliance with the import country's technical regulations. Although no recall incidents have been reported in Shunde, Shunde textile inspection and Quarantine Bureau has increased the supervision of export children's shoes and reduced the risk of exporting children's shoes. First, timely collect relevant technical regulations of the country, publicize timely to enterprises, help enterprises improve their awareness of wind safety, and supervise enterprises to do well in production supervision work according to the standards of export enterprises in the daily supervision; two, increase the sampling inspection intensity for export children's shoes, and reorganize the products that are found to be in question, and make sure that they are exported when the inspection meets the relevant standards. 100%